| Long silver decorative serving spoon. |
Above spoon received the same time I got the Gorham "Fairfax" setting as described in post called A Mixed Table Setting.
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| Long silver decorative serving spoon. |
5 comments:
I LOVE antique tableware. I have to take the time to check my Kovel book on silver hallmarks to see if yours is mentioned.
Such a fun way to start the day. If my eyes are to be trusted (no comments) it looks like it's a Georgian piece made by Joseph Hicks in Exeter, England in 1806. A gorgeous spoon.
Very pretty! I like to collect spoons when I travel places - unfortunately a lot of the ones sold as souvenirs are lacking in quality.
I'm so glad to know it is old Susan. It must have been bought in Connecticut, because nobody was in England at that time. Interesting. Thanks to all of you for your comments. Oh, maybe I should use it, this was the first time I polished it in 30 years!
Barbara, you sure have some wonderful, old heirlooms! You are very fortunate!
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